News - Yemen: Yemen's Prime Minister Abdulaziz bin Habtoor affirmed that the United States initiated aggression against the Yemeni people, asserting Yemen's right to respond. He emphasized that the timing and manner of the response are left to the military leadership.

In a statement to Almasirah, the Prime Minister stated that the US, after indirectly shed the blood of Yemenis for the past nine years, has now commenced direct aggression against them.

"After one hundred days from the Al-Aqsa Storm, we say to our brothers in the resistance and the Palestinian people, we stand with you and will continue to do so," Bin Habtoor emphasized. "We have a clear cause, which is to stop the aggression and siege on our brothers in Gaza."

He directed a question to the Arabs and Muslims, asking where they are in helping Gaza. He noted that South Africa has taken action, while unfortunately, the Arabs have not.

Bin Habtoor clarified that resisting the Western Zionist enemy in the region is the correct path to end the Zionist occupation of Arab lands and disrupt the security, stability, and exploitation of the region's peoples' resources.

The capital Sana'a and several provinces were subjected on Friday to US-British aggression through a series of airstrikes.

Almasirah Net correspondent in the capital Sana'a reported that the aircraft of the US-British aggression targeted Al-Dailami Air Base with four airstrikes north of Sana'a.

In Hodeidah, US-British airstrikes targeted the vicinity of Hodeidah Airport and areas in the Zabid district.

In Sa'adah, the US-British aggression targeted the Kahlan camp east of Sa'adah city. It also conducted airstrikes on Mount Sam' and targeted Takhia area in the Majz district.

In Taiz, the US-British aggression targeted Taiz Airport and the 22nd Brigade camp in the Taizah district.

In Hajjah, the US-British aggression targeted the airport in the Abs district.